Politician in Germany embroiled in scandal over photo of sex doll with Nazi logo

In Germany, a politician got into a scandal over a photo with a sex doll with a Nazi logo Margarita Voloshina

In northern Germany, a local politician published a photo of a sex doll in a St. Pauli football club jersey with a noose around its neck. Having received a wave of indignation and threats against him, the official resigned.

He called his actions a mistake. This was reported by 24 Channel with reference to Reuters.

What is known about the incident

As the publication writes, a member of the Christian Democratic Union in the city of Delmenhorst, Bulent Buyukbayram, published a photo of a doll with the words “shit St Pauli” written on its head, and the letters “S” resembled the logo of the SS, the main paramilitary force of the Nazis.

Bundesliga club “St. Pauli”, located in Hamburg, said it would consider the possibility of legal action. In turn, Buyukbayram apologized and resigned from his local post, complaining of a wave of criticism and even threats.

It was stupid, a mistake. I am receiving serious threats. I apologized to St. Pauli, he repented.

Reuters writes that St. Pauli is known for its left-wing supporter base. They are also active in social projects in the community and are known for their support of refugees and minorities, among other things.

In addition to the above, they are involved in projects such as installing beehives on the roof of the stadium in order to raise environmental awareness.